A branch requires session-host compute to run on its supported Azure Local infrastructure while using the AVD managed service. What should the architect validate before selecting the host OS and deployment method?

✓ Correct answer

• The current Azure Local AVD prerequisites, supported OS list and join requirements for the chosen deployment workflow.

AVD on Azure Local is a supported architecture with its own documented prerequisites. Validate the actual OS and deployment/join path rather than assuming Azure VM rules apply unchanged. Option explanations: A. Only the Azure-region VM quota because local infrastructure has no host prerequisites.: Azure quota is not a substitute for local infrastructure, OS and workflow support. B. That any OS image booting locally is automatically an AVD-supported session host.: Bootability alone does not establish service support. C. That the AVD managed control plane must be moved onto a local VM.: Azure Local hosts customer compute while the AVD managed service remains managed by Azure. D. The current Azure Local AVD prerequisites, supported OS list and join requirements for the chosen deployment workflow.: Azure Local has specific supported configurations; method-specific requirements must be checked. Sources: Azure Virtual Desktop on Azure Local — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/azure-local-overview; Azure Virtual Desktop prerequisites — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/prerequisites

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